Active matrix display driving circuit
a driving circuit and active matrix technology, applied in the direction of instruments, static indicating devices, etc., can solve the problems of limited size (5 inches, much more complex process, serious damage to image uniformity), etc., and achieve the effect of improving image defects
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embodiment 1
[0031] Refer to FIG. 1 for the circuit of a pixel of embodiment 1 in this invention. As the Figure shows: the driving circuit of each pixel on the display panel includes one scan line 10 and one data line 20 as follows:
[0032] Gates (G) of a first scan transistor TI and a second scan transistor T2 connected to one scan line 10 and source (S) connected to a data line 20.
[0033] Source (S) of a driving transistor T3 connected to VDD. Source (S) of connect transistor T4 connected to drains (D) of driving transistor T3 and second scan transistor T2 and gate (G) connected to one emission line 30.
[0034] Source (S) of a first switch transistor T5 connected to first voltage supply V1 and gate (G) connected to scan line 10. Source (S) of a second switch transistor T6 connected to second voltage supply V2 and gate (G) connected to emission line 30. The above first scan transistor T1, second scan transistor T2, driving transistor T3, connect transistor T4, first switch transistor T5 and secon...
embodiment 2
[0050] Refer to FIG. 2 for the circuit of a pixel of embodiment 2 in this invention. As the Figure shows, the driving circuit of each pixel on the display panel includes one scan line 10 and one data line 20. The driving circuit in this embodiment is about the same as that in Embodiment 1; however, the only difference is source (S) of first switch transistor T5 connected to emission line 30 instead of first voltage supply V1 and source (S) of second switch transistor T6 connected to scan line 10, not second voltage supply V2.
[0051] Actuation procedures of Embodiment 2 are described as follows:
[0052] 1. When the system scans the nth scan line 10, the potential is low (VS,L), leading first scan transistor T1, second scan transistor T2 and first switch transistor T5 to become on. As the potential of the nth emission line 30 is high (VE,H), connect transistor T4 and second switch transistor T6 are off. Thus, no current will pass through luminescence device 40 to prevent writing mistak...
embodiment 3
[0063] Refer to FIG. 3 for the circuit of a pixel of embodiment 3 in this invention. As the Figure shows, the driving circuit of each pixel on the display panel includes one scan line 10 and one data line 20. The driving circuit in this embodiment is about the same as that in Embodiment 1; however, the only difference is the source (S) of first switch transistor T5 is connected to voltage supply VDD instead of First voltage supply V1 and source (S) of second switch transistor T6 still connected to second voltage supply V2 as in Embodiment 1.
[0064] Actuation procedures of Embodiment 3 are described as follows:
[0065] 1. When the system scans the nth scan line 10, the potential is low (VS,L), leading first scan transistor T1, second scan transistor T2 and first switch transistor T5 to become on. As the potential of the nth emission line 30 is high (VE,H), connect transistor T4 and second switch transistor T6 are off. Thus, no current will pass through luminescence device 40 to preven...
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